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2018-01-08 11:02 pm (UTC)
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I was thinking you were referring to the whingy use.
I found this note to be telling at
https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/year-end-arctic-chill-persists-ice-and-snow-loom-florida-maine
:
The bizarre juxtaposition [3 weeks above average warm followed by a week of ridic cold] meant, for example, that Sioux Falls, SD, ended up 1.9°F above average for the month of December, even though its final week of the month was record-cold.
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I found this note to be telling at https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/year-end-arctic-chill-persists-ice-and-snow-loom-florida-maine:
The bizarre juxtaposition [3 weeks above average warm followed by a week of ridic cold] meant, for example, that Sioux Falls, SD, ended up 1.9°F above average for the month of December, even though its final week of the month was record-cold.